Sentence examples for for that bond from inspiring English sources

The towns and the villages have been much more aggressive than Nassau in applying for that bond money".

If you only pay £50 for that bond, you still get £5 a year, a yield of 10%.

Issue date means, in reference to a bond, the date on which the issuer receives the purchase price in exchange for that bond.

He also explored the biological basis for that bond, the fantasies of the mother and the autoerotic activity of the child.

If all conditions for hydrolysis were met for that bond, it was converted to broken bond and the counter was incremented.

The bond that links us through humanitarian aid cannot be broken by the scenes of turmoil which occur at the hands of a few, when the mutual respect for that bond is so overwhelmingly strong.

The "my" prefix has become an easy and increasingly popular shorthand for suggesting that bond between consumers and corporations.

– can still be forgiven a lot for having made that Bond film for the opening ceremony.

The critic writing for The Times thought that Bond was "backed up by sound writing" by Fleming.

And it's clear that Bond, for all his joking about it, will cherish the wretched thing going forward.

It turns out, for example, that bonds often do as poorly as equities in times of great distress.